Corporate life, Day 5

After 4 days of work at the new job, I can finally log into a (notice the "a" and not "my") computer, and I now have access to handy things like email. I have a phone, but I can't sit at the desk where it rings yet. I may have a computer of my own in the next few days, but I'm not going to hold my breath.

Most importantly (for me), the one network resource I still don't have access to is the timesheet system. I'm a little curious as to how I'm supposed to get paid.

Anyway, even though I'm an insignificant cog in the machine, I'm already somewhat comfortable in my job. The support calls are easy and fairly narrow in scope. Too narrow, in fact. I'm worried that I'm going to learn this job in about two weeks, and be bored to tears after that.

Here's the building I work in (I'm on the 16th floor, and I share a tiny cubicle with a view of a conference room door):It reminds me of a taller version of the waffle iron building on the UCLA campus.